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Tape Works, Vol. 2
Artist
Langham Research Centre
ReleaseProduct
Tape Works, Vol. 2
Label
Nonclassical
Catalogue Number
NONCLSS043
Release Date
February 26, 2021

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Press Release

Tape Works Vol. 2 is the second album from the UK's leading musique concrète ensemble, Langham Research Centre, on Nonclassical. This album presents recent substantial pieces that contrast with the shorter pieces found on Tape Works Vol. 1 (2017) which showcased some of the group's earliest tape experiments. This album features 'Dinotique', commissioned for Café Oto's Stereo Spasms festival in 2019, a celebration of the work of the late French composer Luc Ferrari to mark his 90th birthday.

Langham Research Centre - Felix Carey, Iain Chambers, Philip Tagney and Robert Worby - make experimental music using resources and ideas that, until recently, were considered obsolete, redundant or outdated. Their music is made using tape recorders, cassette machines, shortwave radios and specialist devices found in recording studios. Their inspiration and enthusiasm is driven by the soundworlds produced by maverick composers working in the middle of the 20th century. The four members met at the BBC, where they all work in production. Their music has received significant radio airplay on BBC Radio 3 and more.

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Digital Track List

  1. 1 Zugzwang 4:33 Buy

    Zugzwang

  2. 2 Accarezzo 5:15 Buy

    Accarezzo

  3. 3 Nachholbedürfnis 7:16 Buy

    Nachholbedürfnis

  4. 4 Terminal Voltage Traces 5:47 Buy

    Terminal Voltage Traces

  5. 5 Dinotique 11:31 Buy

    Dinotique

  6. 6 A Return to Spatial Futures 11:08 Buy

    A Return to Spatial Futures

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